Market Analysis
EURUSD weekly: euro drops 111 pips to 1.14817, 2026-09-14
EURUSD gave up 111 pips over the week of 14 September 2026, with the whole loss landing in a single Wednesday session that broke 1.1500.
4 min readThe UK100 opened Monday at 10510 and closed Friday at 10528.1. That is a net gain of about 18.1 points, or roughly 0.17 percent on the week. The weekly high printed at 10587.5 on Thursday. The weekly low came Tuesday at 10417.1. Price spent most of the week grinding inside a tight band before Thursday's breakout stretched the range.
The bundle carries no scheduled events or headlines for the closing week, so the story is technical. Monday through Wednesday held a coiled range between roughly 10417 and 10552, with each close landing near 10490. Buyers and sellers traded control without either side committing.
Thursday broke the pattern. The index opened at 10485.7 and ran to 10587.5 before settling at 10557.8, the strongest close of the week. Friday gave some of that back on thin volume of 17214 against Thursday's 80270, closing at 10528.1. The pullback on light participation suggests profit-taking rather than a fresh selling wave. Traders watching European peers like the DAX 30 would have seen a similar tone into the weekend.
The bundle lists no scheduled high-impact events for the upcoming week. With the calendar quiet, price action is likely to lean on the levels set this week and on cross-market sentiment. If broad risk appetite firms, the Thursday high near 10587.5 becomes the first hurdle. If sentiment sours, the Tuesday low near 10417.1 marks where buyers last defended.
Sentiment on UK100 sits at 62 percent long against 38 percent short. That is a clear tilt toward the buy side. A crowded long book can act as fuel if price runs higher, but it also leaves more traders exposed to a flush if support gives way, since long positions get squeezed on the way down.
The 10587.5 weekly high is the level bulls need to reclaim. If price closes above it, the round 10600 handle is the next obvious reference. On the downside, the Friday close at 10528.1 sits just under the 10557.8 breakout close, so failure to hold there puts the mid-range near 10490 back in focus. Below that, the Tuesday low at 10417.1 is the last defended floor. You can track these levels live and set your own alerts by opening an LHFX account.
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